Starlight Ranch Addt

What Starlight Ranch Addt's governing documents say

Starlight Ranch is a single-family home subdivision in Godley, TX, governed by a homeowners association (HOA). These Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions (CC&Rs) bind all lot owners—you own your lot and house, and the HOA maintains common areas and enforces rules for the neighborhood's uniform plan.

• Architectural review & construction standards: New homes must be at least 2,000 sq ft of living space, with a minimum 80% rock or brick veneer exterior (unless the ACC approves an alternative). All exterior changes need prior written ACC approval; if the ACC doesn't act within 30 days, the project is deemed approved. Garages must be rear- or side-entry and fit at least 2 cars.
• Use restrictions & allowed activities: Lots are for single-family residential use only. Limited home businesses (e.g., professional offices) are allowed if contained within the residence and not creating excessive noise or traffic. Activities like hunting, oil/gas drilling (surface), and wrecking yards are prohibited. No above-ground pools or metal storage buildings are allowed.
• Animals & pets: Up to 10 household pets (dogs, cats, etc.) are allowed per lot, but not for commercial breeding. Additionally, one large animal (e.g., horse, cow, goat) is permitted per full acre of the lot. No hogs, pigs, or swine are allowed.
• Vehicles & parking: No inoperable vehicles unless stored in a garage. All vehicles must have current registration. Trucks, buses, boats, and trailers cannot be parked in the street or visible from the street (except during construction). Recreational vehicles must be under cover and hidden from view.
• Fencing & landscaping: Fences must be set back behind the front building line, connected to the main residence, and made of approved materials (wood, masonry, pipe). All fences must be see-through (no privacy fences) and approved by the ACC. Owners must maintain their lot neatly, including regular mowing.
• Assessments & HOA authority: The HOA levies regular assessments (currently $420/year per lot) and may levy special assessments with membership vote. Unpaid assessments accrue late fees, interest, and a lien on the lot. The HOA can fine for violations and suspend voting rights for delinquent owners. Developer controls the board until 75% of the 35 lots are sold.

Plain-language summary generated from the governing documents on file for this community. It may be incomplete and is not legal advice — read the full documents below or consult the official recorded versions.